Fremantle, Redwood and Newton Exit
Story updated to include a comment from Brit Insurance. Three Caymans-based catastrophe bond deals representing $500 million were removed
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Australian Insurers Point at Mapping for Lack of Flood Cover
Despite the accusation that insurers are being less than sympathetic regarding flood claims in Queensland, Australia, the industry argues the
Short-Term Models Continue to Disappoint: Clark
Short-term hurricane models have proven to be inadequate tools for insurers looking to measure loss exposure over the past
PERILS Issues New Euro Storm Loss Estimates
PERILS AG has published property insurance loss estimates for five major European storm events not yet captured by the start-
Australian Floods Will Not Change Insurer Ratings: S&P
Catastrophic flooding currently hammering Australia will not change local insurers’ creditworthiness in the near term, according to a report issued
Chile Offers Harsh Lessons for U.S., Japan Quake: EQECAT
Developed countries like the United States and Japan should look to the 2010 Chile and New Zealand earthquakes as an
Bermuda Seeks Growth in ILS as Trading Falters
The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) seems to be betting on the insurance-linked securities industry just as its more traditional
With Model Set, CCRIF Looks Towards the Capital Markets
The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) will closely examine issuing a catastrophe bond during its next reinsurance renewal after
Reinsurers' Biggest Catastrophe May Be Lack of Catastrophes
Reports issued by the largest reinsurance brokers last week are pointing to continued price declines in the U.S. that
Gulf Oil Leads to Liability Clash: RMS
The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico highlights the dangers and confusion surrounding major “liability catastrophes” that could leave
Alex to Become Hurricane Today with a Dolly-Like Path
Tropical Storm Alex could make landfall just south of Brownsville, Texas later this week and catastrophe modelers are already citing
Wall Street: Too Much Capital Draining P/C ROE
Property/casualty insurers will face years of declining earnings unless a major catastrophe or other loss event hardens the market
